Looking at the receipt, we can see two main sections:
1.
RETURN ITEMS — This shows what was returned and how much money was refunded.
- Original transaction number: 0291 065 7477 on 09/12/20
- Item returned: SONY E 16-55MM F2.8 G LENS (code SEL1655G)
- Refund amount for item: $1299.99
- Sales tax refunded: $107.25
2.
SALE ITEMS — This shows what was purchased or charged in this exchange.
- Restocking fee: $195.00
- Sales tax on restocking fee: $0.00
This is an “exchange” receipt — meaning the customer returned something and got a new charge (probably for a different item or service). The net amount owed by the customer would be:
Restocking Fee – Total Refund
= $195.00 – ($1299.99 + $107.25)
= $195.00 – $1407.24
= -$1212.24
That negative number means the store owes the customer $1212.24 — they’re getting more back than they’re being charged.
But since the question doesn’t ask for anything specific like “how much did the customer owe?” or “what’s the total refund?”, and no explicit problem is stated beyond showing the receipt, I’ll assume the task is to understand the structure and values shown.
However, if the hidden question is “What is the total amount refunded to the customer?” then:
Total Refund = Item Price + Tax Refunded
= $1299.99 + $107.25 = $1407.24
If the question is “What is the total charge to the customer?” then:
Total Charge = Restocking Fee + Tax on Fee
= $195.00 + $0.00 = $195.00
Since no specific question was asked, but the image is labeled as a task, perhaps the intended question is simply to identify the restocking fee amount — which is clearly listed under “SALE ITEMS”.
Given that, and assuming the most straightforward interpretation — what is the restocking fee? — it’s directly visible.
Final Answer:
195.00
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of print receipt best buy.
